Phases II - Standard Deviations of Expiry Range

Now this is where it can get tricky. The overall consensus with that expiry range would be that our market protraction lies within 2 - SD of our expiry range. Let’s take an example of that shall we?

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Theory



Combining the total CBDR + AR gives us the size of that range. In this case we were anticipating a bullish protraction. Which occurred within two standard deviations of that Expiry range.


“Expiry range -> "CBDR" + AR. Let’s just get that clear for now. IT is for me the easiest way to convey this knowledge to you without having to come up with new terminology. But using these two together gives us something unique = Expiry range, dead time. ”


Market protraction in the standard deviation


Wonder where this protraction is delivering liquidity to?

Price distributed liquidity, into that 15-minute imbalance/displacement. Formed that protraction, and then continued with the sell side delivery. See how the puzzle pieces all fall into place. Remember the daily candle, this would be the Phase 2 in that 3-phase delivery of that daily candle.

Makes sense now.... Prices gives a bullish push against anticipated direction.


Project & Resources

Project & Resources

Project & Resources